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Description

Sklar's Standard Freeman Areola Marker is used to measure and mark the nipple-areola complex prior to making incisions in breast augmentation procedures. The standard pattern Freeman marker has only a center hole and is used to make sure the NAC is centered appropriately. This product has an inside diameter of 38mm.

Disposable Or Reusable reusable
Grade sklar or grade
Instrument Material stainless steel
Is Sterile non-sterile
Is Taa Compliant taa compliant
Latex Free not made with natural rubber latex
Surname freeman
Type markers
Uom ea
Uom Description 1 each
Working Edge Style semi-sharp

Buying Sklar Freeman Areola Marker - 40-7718 from MFI Medical

Product details

Manufacturer part number
40-7718
MFI SKU
SKL-40-7718

Supplier, condition & warranty

Supplier
MFI Medical Equipment, Inc.
Brand
Sklar
Condition
Factory New
Listed warranty
Lifetime

MFI Medical is an authorized distributor for all new Sklar items we sell. Any included warranty on a new item is provided directly by the manufacturer. MFI Medical is available to assist with manufacturer warranty claims.

Healthcare purchasing support: MFI Medical provides formal quotations, accepts purchase orders, and offers payment terms to approved customers. W-9 and vendor onboarding information and purchase order and payment instructions are available online.

Purchasing and warranty assistance: MFI Medical: (800) 633-1558. Contact MFI Medical · Warranty policy. Manufacturer product support: (610) 756-7863.

Price & shipping

MPNCondition & warrantyItem price (USD)
40-7718MFI SKU: SKL-40-7718Factory NewWarranty: Lifetime $188.47 Free shipping*

*Free standard shipping to the contiguous U.S. on eligible orders of US$35 or more. Other destinations and upgraded services cost extra. Shipping policy

Frequently asked questions

Does this marker ensure precise centering?

Yes, the marker features a central alignment hole specifically designed to ensure the nipple-areola complex is positioned accurately before any incisions are made.

Is this instrument built for professional clinical environments?

Absolutely. It is a professional-grade instrument crafted from high-quality stainless steel, engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of daily surgical use.

Is the stainless steel material durable for repeated use?

Yes, it is designed for longevity. The marker is a reusable instrument made from medical-grade stainless steel that is meant to be processed according to your facility’s standard sterilization protocols.

Are the materials safe for patients with sensitivities?

The Sklar Freeman Areola Marker is completely latex-free. It is manufactured without natural rubber latex, prioritizing patient safety in the surgical environment.

What is the standard measurement for this marker?

This model features a 38mm inside diameter, adhering to the standard Freeman pattern to provide consistent and reliable results during breast augmentation procedures.

Does the marker have a sharp working edge?

The instrument features a semi-sharp working edge, which provides the necessary precision to create clear and repeatable markings while maintaining professional control.

Is this a TAA-compliant medical device?

Yes, the Sklar Freeman Areola Marker is TAA-compliant, ensuring it meets the rigorous standards required for use in government and high-regulated clinical facilities.

Does it arrive sterile and ready for surgery?

The marker is delivered non-sterile. As a reusable surgical instrument, it must be cleaned and sterilized according to your facility’s specific protocols before its first use.

Can I trust the craftsmanship of this tool?

Sklar is a trusted manufacturer known for its surgical instrumentation. This marker is backed by a lifetime warranty, reflecting the high-quality construction and durability of the stainless steel used.

Is this tool specialized for breast augmentation?

Yes, it is an essential tool specifically engineered for pre-incision marking in breast augmentation procedures, allowing surgeons to reliably identify the nipple-areola complex.